This is game changing! It makes my amigurumi have a perfect finish every time thank you!

This is AWESOME! I was a little nervous about leaving the quarter size hole and then pulling... but it left me with the perfect top! Thank you! ❤

Thank you so much for his video! I was never quite satisfied with my closures, your method is perfection!

I am so happy to see my progress with these tutorial playlists. Thank you so much! You deserve that knowledge.

This is amazing! I never even thought of this and always finished off my holes kinda funky, thank you so so much!

Brilliant helped me so much for my first project

I've been crocheting for years. .. And I never learned to do it that way. Thank you so much, game changer for sure 😍

THIS SAVED MY LIFE I SWEAR every time i try to close my whole its pointy :/ THANKS TO U THATS NOT HAPENNING ANY MORE 😁 TY TY TY TY TY THIS IS SO UNDERATED GOD BLESS U

Very clear, thank you! And beautiful yarn color

This is so helpful! I've always struggled with this part of Ami! Thanks so much

Super easy to understand/ follow along. Thank you for adding a new skill in my bag :DD

I'm finishing my first amigurumi and the book didn't really explain how to close the hole at the end, so this was super helpful! Thank you!

I just found you and I really am impressed with your content. Can’t wait to try Amigurumi!

thank you so much! i was struggling doing another method of closing it but, it didnt seem to work. I like how my project turned out because of your video :D

I've been closing my amigurumi hole incorrectly the whole time T_T haha THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!

Thanks for the simple tutorial it gave the top of my stuffed llamas head look seamless!

This was such a good tutorial. I learned a new stitch. Thank you!

OLLIE : I hope this video will be helpful ME : girl this is more then helpful this is life changing

So cute the oops part. Thanks for this video!!!!!

Thank you!! I've been learning crochet about a week and a half now.. so many patterns I see say to "finish off" the hole and I'm just life "what does that even mean???" I've been winging it this whole time lol This is so helpful!

thank you for sharing, this is exactly what I was looking for 😀

Thank you so much! Beautiful piece

Thank you, this was so helpful :)

Fantastic!! Much appreciated.

This was awesome and when they told me to sew to close, that’s what I did but this is much cleaner look.

thank you so much! this works like magic

beautiful! thank you!

Game changer, indeed❤

thank you so much!!

Thank you this helped me out

thanks, very helpful!

thanks you worked so well

Thank you for sharing. Well Done 👍

This really helped a lot! Salamat! (Thank you in Filipino) 😊

Thank you so much. 💜

Thank you!!

Oh my gosh, I want to learn how to crochet so badly😭😭😭

The only thing I do differently is at the end I weave it through the center of the project, but I put the needle back into the same exact hole it came out of instead of the next one over. The stuffing fibers inside do enough to hold it in place.

I hope it’s ok, but I had to share this to my Ravelry group. I’m pretty sure you blew my mind with this!

😊

HI THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS AHHHH :-(

Thanks a lot of

I’ve seen where others go through the first loop from the front then the next from the back alternating all the way around. Is there a difference or do they both give the same results?

Thank you for the tutorial❤️ may I know did you use invisible decrease or crochet together? The decrease stitches look so neat n tidy!

@olliehollycrochet

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! I go over it in my amigurumi for beginners tutorial: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p6ecqtCCqK_Kido.html The time stamps are in the description box, just look for the Invisible Decrease time stamp! :) Hope this helps! Abby

Thanks

How many chains does your circle have when you close it off?

@olliehollycrochet

4 ай бұрын

I usually end with 12 stitches when I’m closing it off. If you’re finding that closing the hole with 12 is difficult, you can decrease down to 8 or 6 then close the hole. Decreasing down to 8: (sc, dec) x 4 [8] Decreasing down to 6: 6dec

But how do I do it without a darning needle? Does it work with a sowing needle?

I was using this method and the yarn snapped right at the point attached to the piece and i cant find the end is there any way i can fix this?

@olliehollycrochet

18 күн бұрын

This is kinda tricky, you could thread a long strand of yarn through the side of your project and out the last visible stitch in the open hole, then continue along like it’s the tail. Not sure if this makes sense, but hopefully helps!

That… thats genius

What if you run out of yarn while sewing?

I Don't got one I lost it and I'm making a bee 😭

Was it really this easy the whole time😭😭😭

Please, turn down your music.

@Bdbdvbdbhxbdhj

2 ай бұрын

You know you can turn down your sound right?

@xX_Undead_p0ssum_Xx

2 ай бұрын

@@Bdbdvbdbhxbdhjbut then you can’t hear the words🥲